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In bleary-eyed fashion,Winnipeg Jets, it was a 66-65 win for No. 1-seed and defending-champion Corona del Sol on Saturday night in the second round of the Division I state tournament.
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This last hurrah of the season is one of the biggest tourism days for Havasu, Sheehy said, behind Memorial Day and July 4th. Even the occasional monsoon storm isn’t enough to keep them away; Sheehy reported few cancellations due to rain.
DiBiase Sr. addressed his son?s decision on his website saying, ?As many of you know, my son, Ted Jr. has decided not to re-sign with the WWE. His decision is not based on dissatisfaction with the WWE, but a decision based on not wanting to spend so much of his life away from his family. I applaud that decision. As much as I loved the wrestling business, being away from my family and the temptations that come along with it,jack wills cothing outlet, nearly destroyed me and my family. I never wanted my sons to be in the business for that very reason. But I knew that I had to let them find out for themselves. The birth of Ted?s first son,gen7898, did just that. Yes, I still love wrestling and so does Ted Jr. But, ?Everything has a price!? My son learned more quickly than I did, that the price of fame is often far greater than the rewards!!?
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